Siddapur, Dec. 3: In view of the increasing number of tiger attacks on cattle in the Matha area of Badaga Banangala village, Kodagu Circle Chief Conservator of Forests Sonal visited and inspected.
He visited the coffee plantations where the tiger is roaming and obtained information and discussed with the forest department officials. Sonal suggested that the movement of the tiger be traced and a proposal has been sent to the government seeking permission to capture the tiger. He directed the officials to take action to capture the tiger as soon as the government order comes.
It is not possible to take action in the plantations using the ripe coffee crop. Earlier, cameras were installed in the coffee plantations of this area to trace the movement of the tiger. The image of the tiger was also captured in the camera. After that, a bone was placed inside the coffee plantation of a private company in Badaga village by the forest department and a goat was tied inside to capture the tiger. However, the bone was removed after the tiger did not fall into the cage for several days. Now, in the wake of the tiger's dengue, it has been decided to place the cage. The forest department has informed that the cage was taken to that area due to the tiger dengue in South Kodagu and it will be brought to this area and placed there. On this occasion, Virajpet Taluk Deputy Conservator of Forests N.H. Jagannath, A.C.F. Gopal, Virajpet Zone Forest Officer Shivaram, Thitimathi Zone Forest Officer, Gangadhar Sub-Zone Forest Officer Shashi and staff were present.
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